At the San Bernardino City Shelter, a three-year-old Labrador retriever was so relieved on Tuesday, January 7, when she saw her owner walking through the kennels.
She was so excited; her tail wagged enthusiastically, she jumped up and down in her kennel cage and was surely ecstatic to have spotted her mom, just knowing soon she would be in the family car and heading home. But wait!
Just days ago, she and a male Lab were found and picked up as strays. Yes, the male Labrador retriever was claimed by his owner; her heart was broken – she was left behind.
She was so excited. she thought she was going home. BUt then she saw her owner leave with her sibling leaving her behind. how could she do such a thing? how could they walk right past her with their other dog and not take her home?
Her advocate, Lois Chisholm, hopes her owner will return, but if not, this sweet dog will be available for adoption. Please share her story. (Her male companion can be spotted behind her. Little doubt the two are likely bonded.)
PetHarbor adoption offering:
This DOG – ID#A574781
I am a female, gold Labrador Retriever. Shelter staff think I am about 3 years old. I have been at the shelter since Jan 02, 2025.
If you are my owner, you must physically come to the shelter to claim me. We are located at 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA 92408. Our Lost & Found hours are Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 am to 4:30 pm.
A picture ID (such as a driver’s license) is required to redeem me. There are also fees like impound, board and license that must be paid before I can go home.
If I am not claimed, after my stray holding period, I may be available for adoption on Jan 09, 2025.
The shelter is open 7 days/week. Visitors welcome 11AM to 4PM
The shelter is located at 333 Chandler Place, San Bernardino, CA
For further information on any animal in the shelter, please do not post here. Please call (909) 384-1304 and refer to the shelter ID# for the animal and not the name the staff gives them.
Please share her plight with approved rescue organizations, friends, family and social media contacts. Sharing saves lives.
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